Iran demands Lebanon ceasefire, unfreezing of assets before US peace talks
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Iran has demanded a ceasefire in Lebanon and the unfreezing of its assets before proceeding with US peace talks. The talks, scheduled for Saturday in Pakistan, have been thrown into doubt due to the last-minute demands from Iran's leaders.
Iran's leaders have set conditions for US peace talks. A ceasefire in Lebanon and the release of frozen assets are required. Iranian assets are currently blocked in foreign banks due to US sanctions. The US and Israel have continued strikes in Lebanon, killing over 1,800 people. Iran's parliament speaker and foreign minister have reiterated the demands. The US has not commented on the demands, but Vice President JD Vance expects a positive outcome from the talks.
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